Sub-Zero KDCBROCHURE User Manual

2006/07 Sub-Zero/Wolf Kitchen Design Contest

2004/ 05 First place national winner: Michael Neumann, Architect, Jairo Camelo and Daniel Gillen

Michael Neumann Architecture LLC New York, NY

"To create a unified appearance, appliance detailing inspired the millwork

design: the stainless counter edge profile matches the adjacent 48" Wolf

range. Lights in the fully concealed 54" Wolf range hood were also mount-

ed in the adjoining stainless soffit for consistency of style. The Sub-Zero

601 refrigerators and freezer with bottom grilles were chosen to maintain

a seamless visual transition with the stainless cabinets above. Cabinet

pulls were chosen to harmonize with the minimalist look of the Sub-Zero

and Wolf appliance handles."

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This contest is the most respected

within the design industry and is

judged by a panel of professional

designers representing the various

disciplines under kitchen design.

Entry is free, the rules are simple,

and the design and time constraints

are few.

Like the 2004/05 contest winners

featured on these pages, enter and

let your best shine through.

Sub-Zero/ Wolf invites you to showcase your best. For 2006/2007, we again honor the professionals

who have helped make Sub-Zero and Wolf the quintessential components of the uncompromised kitchen.

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2004/ 05 Second place national winner: Elaine Cecconi

Cecconi Simone Inc. Toronto, Ontario, Canada

"The island is the focal point of the kitchen and

has the Wolf dual fuel range and exhaust liner

suspended from the ceiling above. This is the

heart of the kitchen where everyone gathers.

The client loves the look of the Wolf range with

its commercial cooking aesthetic, but wanted

the other appliances to 'disappear'. The 700

Series refrigerator and freezer and wine storage

achieve this and are clad in Corian. The

microwave sits below the plasma TV and is flush

mount and frameless."

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All design and construction must

be fully completed within the con-

test period of January 1, 2006, to

December 31, 2007.

Individual entrant must be the

person who designed the kitchen.

If a team of two or more designers

enters the contest and is selected

as a regional winner, only one trip

for two and one cash prize of $500

will be awarded.

Official Rules. Set your sights on the 2006/07 Sub-Zero/Wolf Kitchen Design Contest. The rules are simple,

the time frame ample and the prize money lavish—over $110,000 in cash prizes for regional, national, international

and student category winners. Winners also receive an expense-paid trip for two to The Breakers in Palm Beach,

Florida for an exotic four-day celebration April 9–13, 2008.

The designers must decide who

will attend the contest celebration.